Parking Near Brangwyn Hall, Swansea
Where Can I Park for Brangwyn Hall?
For event-day parking, check King Edward Road, St. Helen’s Avenue and Gors Lane first, although spaces can disappear quickly. Guildhall Rotunda offers two-hour visitor weekday parking, while Baths car park has 71 spaces, six disabled spaces, two electric vehicle charging spaces and 24-hour opening. Parksy also lists priced spaces 0.4 miles away.
- Address
- Guildhall Road South, Uplands, Swansea, SA1 4PE
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Brunswick Health Centre, Swansea, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Swansea railway station, 1.2 mi (24 min walk)
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Brangwyn Hall in Swansea with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, providing a short walk and less time spent circling for parking. Photo: Pexels
Event-Day Parking Near Brangwyn Hall
The venue’s own directions identify immediate street parking on King Edward Road, St. Helen’s Avenue and Gors Lane (brangwyn.co.uk). Those roads are the most direct places to look when arriving for a concert or function at Brangwyn, although available spaces can disappear quickly around busy events.
Guildhall Rotunda has two-hour visitor weekday parking, according to the venue’s directions (brangwyn.co.uk). The venue also lists accessible parking spaces on Francis Street and in Brangwyn Car Park (brangwyn.co.uk). A pay-and-display car park is available outside the Hall, with disability parking bays, according to See Around Britain (seearoundbritain.co.uk).
Baths car park is another council-operated facility for drivers heading towards the seafront side of Swansea. Swansea Council lists 71 spaces, including six disabled spaces and two electric vehicle charging spaces, with pay-and-display parking and 24-hour opening (swansea.gov.uk).
Street Parking Rules Around Guildhall Road South
Street parking around the venue includes King Edward Road, St. Helen’s Avenue and Gors Lane, where Brangwyn’s directions identify immediate parking for visitors (brangwyn.co.uk). These streets can be useful for a short walk to an event, but the available spaces are on-road rather than reserved for show attendees.
Guildhall Rotunda has two-hour visitor weekday parking (brangwyn.co.uk). The restriction is especially relevant for daytime arrivals, rehearsals and weekday meetings, when a long stay may outlast the permitted visit.
Accessible parking is listed on Francis Street and in Brangwyn Car Park (brangwyn.co.uk). The venue’s accessibility information also provides a contact number, 08453 003 005, for accessible entrance-parking information (brangwyn.co.uk). Drivers using marked accessible bays should use the spaces only when entitled to do so.
Baths Car Park and Other Named Swansea Alternatives
Baths car park, operated by Swansea Council, has 71 spaces and is open 24 hours (swansea.gov.uk). The facility is pay and display, with six disabled spaces and two electric vehicle charging spaces (swansea.gov.uk). It gives event visitors a named council option away from the immediate streets around the venue.
Swansea Council also lists a foreshore transferable ticket for Baths car park (swansea.gov.uk).
The venue’s directions identify Guildhall Rotunda as a further nearby parking location with two-hour visitor weekday parking (brangwyn.co.uk). A pay-and-display car park outside the Hall is also reported by See Around Britain, including disability parking bays (seearoundbritain.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Within Half a Mile of Brangwyn
Parksy lists three priced spaces 0.4 miles from Brangwyn: a driveway space at The Grove Medical Centre in Uplands for £3.70 a day, a space at Brunswick Health Centre for £3.60 an hour, and a space near Hospital Management in Swansea for £3.70 a day.
These spaces sit close enough for the final approach to be planned on foot rather than by searching for a kerbside space immediately outside the venue.
For drivers willing to park 0.5 miles away, Parksy lists a space at Singleton Hospital in Sketty for £0.90 an hour and another near Sketty Surgery in Swansea for £3 an hour. A half-mile walk can be useful after a late show because the car is already secured away from the immediate event frontage.
Swansea Railway Station and the Walk to the Hall
Swansea railway station is the nearest station to Brangwyn Hall. The station is 1.2 miles away, with a 24-minute walk to the venue.
Rail travel can avoid the search for a space on King Edward Road, St. Helen’s Avenue or Gors Lane, the streets identified in the venue’s directions for immediate parking (brangwyn.co.uk). The 24-minute walk is a practical final leg for concert visitors who prefer not to drive into the Uplands area.
For passengers returning after an event, the station remains the named rail connection for the venue, while drivers using a Parksy space can choose between the 0.4-mile and 0.5-mile options listed nearby. The station walk and the nearby parking walks are separate approaches, so the best choice depends on whether the whole journey or only the final leg is being made on foot.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Brangwyn Hall?
For event-day parking, check King Edward Road, St. Helen’s Avenue and Gors Lane first, although spaces can disappear quickly. Guildhall Rotunda offers two-hour visitor weekday parking, while Baths car park has 71 spaces, six disabled spaces, two electric vehicle charging spaces and 24-hour opening. Parksy also lists priced spaces 0.4 miles away.
What Street Parking Is Available Near Brangwyn Hall?
The venue’s directions identify immediate street parking on King Edward Road, St. Helen’s Avenue and Gors Lane. These are useful for a short walk to an event, but spaces are on-road rather than reserved for show attendees and may disappear quickly around busy events. Guildhall Rotunda has two-hour visitor weekday parking.
Where Is Accessible Parking Available?
Accessible parking spaces are listed on Francis Street and in Brangwyn Car Park. A pay-and-display car park outside the Hall is also reported to include disability parking bays. For accessible entrance-parking information, the venue provides 08453 003 005. Drivers using marked accessible bays should use them only when entitled to do so.
What Are the Details for Baths Car Park?
Baths car park is a Swansea Council facility with 71 spaces and 24-hour opening. It is pay and display, with six disabled spaces and two electric vehicle charging spaces. Swansea Council also lists a foreshore transferable ticket for Baths car park, making it a named council option away from the immediate streets.
What Priced Parking Spaces Are Nearby?
Parksy lists three priced spaces 0.4 miles away: The Grove Medical Centre for £3.70 a day, Brunswick Health Centre for £3.60 an hour, and near Hospital Management in Swansea for £3.70 a day. At 0.5 miles, Singleton Hospital is £0.90 an hour and near Sketty Surgery is £3 an hour.
How Far Is Swansea Railway Station From the Hall?
Swansea railway station is 1.2 miles away, with a 24-minute walk to the venue. Rail travel avoids searching for a space on King Edward Road, St. Helen’s Avenue or Gors Lane. The station walk is a separate approach from the 0.4-mile and 0.5-mile nearby parking walks.
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